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Disclosure: FreeToGame works closely with publishers and developers to offer a free and rewarding experience. In order to keep everything free to use we may sometimes earn a small commission from some partners. Find more info in our FAQ page. When the Tencent-developed official Naruto MMORPG Naruto Online was first released in China, I was sure that the title would never make it to the West. Tencent has many titles that have yet to be officially localized, perhaps the most prominent of which are Monster Hunter Online and Moonlight Blade. MMOCulture discovered today, however, that Oasis Games—the same company that handled the German and Portuguese versions of the title—will be launching an English version on July 20th. Naruto Online MMORPG June 1st New Events The entirety of the arc I was expecting storytelling reminiscent of the Ubisoft Montreal’s Rise of a Ninja, or the more recent Ninja Storm series. Fast paced story that cuts some of the talking and leaves in the parts that hit home to what the Naruto story does well: create heartfelt moments that have on more occasions crushed my heart and make me weep for the sincerity in what made each person a character. Reading the short sentences that made the story so great broke me for what I was expecting, and after sinking about maybe 24 hours and progressing to the fourth story arc, it’s left me bone dry and just sad that the writing hasn’t served to what the original Manga did.


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